Abstract: A method including providing access to a content management system (CMS) via a workflow manager executed on a client browser for accessing cloud data and CMS functionality. The workflow manager generates and modifies workflows configured to interact with the cloud data. A first workflow is accessed via the workflow manager during a workflow configuration phase that defines the first workflow within the CMS, the first workflow includes one or more workflow steps that are configured for generating and editing first data via the CMS. A first workflow step is accessed in the first workflow via the workflow manager, the first workflow step includes one or more actions to be performed, wherein a first action performed in the first workflow step can be automated. The first workflow step is modified via the workflow manager by configuring a first artificial intelligence action to be performed within the first workflow step.

Abstract: A method implemented in a content management system (CMS) is provided, for providing integration between APPS configured for use with an editor application of the CMS, including: installing a first APP and a second APP in a content project of the CMS, wherein installing the first and second APPs enables functionalities of the first and second APPs to be accessed for the content project through the editor application, wherein the editor application provides an interface for editing the content project; receiving from the first APP a request to invoke an action by the second APP; responsive to receiving the request, then validating contents of the request; responsive to successful validation of the request, then sending an acknowledgement to the first APP, and generating a call to the second APP to invoke the action by the second APP.

Abstract: A content management system (CMS) provides integration between APPS configured for use with an editor application of the CMS, the CMS including at least one server computer configured to perform the following operations: installing a first APP and a second APP in a content project of the CMS, wherein installing the first and second APPs enables functionalities of the first and second APPs to be accessed for the content project through the editor application, wherein the editor application provides an interface for editing the content project; receiving from the first APP a request to invoke an action by the second APP; responsive to receiving the request, then validating contents of the request; responsive to successful validation of the request, then sending an acknowledgement to the first APP, and generating a call to the second APP to invoke the action by the second APP.

Abstract: A content management system (CMS) provides integration between APPS configured for use with an editor application of the CMS, the CMS including at least one server computer configured to perform the following operations: installing a first APP and a second APP in a content project of the CMS, wherein installing the first and second APPs enables functionalities of the first and second APPs to be accessed for the content project through the editor application, wherein the editor application provides an interface for editing the content project; receiving from the first APP a request to invoke an action by the second APP; responsive to receiving the request, then validating contents of the request; responsive to successful validation of the request, then sending an acknowledgement to the first APP, and generating a call to the second APP to invoke the action by the second APP.

Abstract: A method implemented in a content management system (CMS) is provided, for providing integration between APPS configured for use with an editor application of the CMS, including: installing a first APP and a second APP in a content project of the CMS, wherein installing the first and second APPs enables functionalities of the first and second APPs to be accessed for the content project through the editor application, wherein the editor application provides an interface for editing the content project; receiving from the first APP a request to invoke an action by the second APP; responsive to receiving the request, then validating contents of the request; responsive to successful validation of the request, then sending an acknowledgement to the first APP, and generating a call to the second APP to invoke the action by the second APP.

Abstract: A non-transitory computer-readable medium having program instructions for a method implemented in a content management system (CMS), for providing integration between APPS configured for use with an editor application of the CMS, the method including the following operations: installing a first APP and a second APP in a content project of the CMS, wherein installing the first and second APPs enables functionalities of the first and second APPs to be accessed for the content project through the editor application, wherein the editor application provides an interface for editing the content project; receiving from the first APP a request to invoke an action by the second APP; responsive to receiving the request, then validating contents of the request; responsive to successful validation of the request, then sending an acknowledgement to the first APP, and generating a call to the second APP to invoke the action by the second APP.

Abstract: A method comprises: determining, at a web browser, to replace a URL in received webpage code of a first website based at least on an address in an address portion of the URL being to a predetermined tracking domain. The URL includes identification information enabling identification of an address of a second website. The method also comprises: generating a unique tracking value for the URL; replacing the URL in the webpage code with a replacement URL addressed to the second website and including the tracking value in a parameter portion of the replacement URL. The URL is such that a user selection event on a link associated with the replacement URL causes sending of a request including the tracking value to the second website. The second website is configured to extract the tracking value from the request and to provide the tracking value to an attribution system.